Message: "Tai & Fallon" - Behind the Name

Tai & Fallon

by emily

7/29/2010, 6:08 AM

I heard these two names on the radio this morning- both female. I like Tai but Fallon doesn't sound feminine to me at all. Thoughts?

#Fallon #Tai

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- Dracotorix

7/29/2010, 12:42 PM

I like Tai on a boy. Fallon is okay, but too popular.

- Avis +1

7/29/2010, 10:15 AM

I don't know how Tai is pronounced (like Thai?). I'm not a fan of the meaning so much. But I agree with you, Fallon doesn't sound feminine at all. Reminds me of failing, felon, and phallic!

- emily

7/29/2010, 11:06 AM

yup, she pronounced it like "tie". I agree with you about all the Fallon associations. I thought of talon, fallen, fallopian, faulty and Jimmy Fallon (which is why I guess it doesn't sound feminine, lol)

- Davidica

7/29/2010, 9:10 AM

Fallon is feminine to me because I know a little 6 year old girl named Fallon. Both names are too modern for my tastes, though.

- Gigi (Jeana Bradbury)

7/29/2010, 8:59 AM

I have a friend named Fallon (a girl)

- guest33 (guest)

7/29/2010, 8:43 AM

I much prefer Kai to Tai but I love Fallon on a girl. It's easily my favorite female "F" name. A lot of people don't like it though. I think it's beautiful!

- Lyre

7/29/2010, 8:33 AM

Both names are interesting, though not really my style. Tai is okay, but it sounds more masculine than feminine to me. Maybe as a nickname for a girl?

Fallon is definitely masculine to me, but I could see it on a girl the same way I could see Spencer on a girl. The BtN database has it listed as feminine, so I guess I'll trust that...:-)

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